One thing you have to remember about FreeSoftware is it doesn't speak about price it speaks of the four freedoms. People can choose to sell freesoftware and it still be freesoftware as defined by Richard stallman
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Simón Ruiz wrote:Of course, my goal was to be free of proprietary software, not just to
have a free Photoshop clone.
Can I ask why you want to be free of proprietary software? I know you're not the only one who feels this way...
Does it relate to moral opinions about selling software? Is it wanting to save money? I can't say I understand this sentiment completely. I can understand open protocols and formats, but everything else is a little unclear to me...
Feel free to speak for just yourself if you aren't inclined to speak on behalf of everybody else :)
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